Barcelona: Business aviation destination guide
Barcelona airport options for business aviation operators What you need to know about GATs, FBOs, permits, weather, peak season and ...Newly renovated GAT at Madrid Barajas (LEMD) now open
The GAT at Madrid Barajas Airport (LEMD) was recently completely renovated with all new lounges and meeting rooms for crew ...Business Jet Destination Guide: Madrid, Spain
Tips for operating your business aircraft to Madrid. Airport information, landing permit requirements, CIQ procedures, ground services and more.Operating to the 2019 UEFA Champions League Final in Madrid
The 2019 Union of European Football Associations (UEFA) Champions League Final will be held June 1, 2019 in Madrid. The ...BizAv Trip Planning: Spanish F1 Grand Prix 2016 – Part 2: Permits, Fuel & Hotels
For those planning to fly to the Spanish Grand Prix (May 13 – 15, 2016), it’s important to consider increased ...BizAv Trip Planning: Spanish F1 Grand Prix 2016 – Part 1: Airport and Parking Options
The Spanish F1 Grand Prix 2016 will be held May 13 - 15 at the Circuit de Catalunya in Montmelo, ...Airport Collaborative Decision Making (A-CDM) in Spain
Airport Collaborative Decision Making (A-CDM) is a system developed by Eurocontrol and the European Union (EU) to improve operational efficiency ...Business Aviation in Barcelona Series: Part 2 – Operating requirements
While charter operations should plan on extra lead time when operating to Spain, private flights face minimal procedural and/or documentation ...Business Aviation in Barcelona Series: Part 1 – Airport Considerations
Barcelona is the second largest city in Spain and has become even more popular as a business and tourism destination ...Spanish Grand Prix 2013 – a Quick Rundown of Information for Your Trip Planning
Formula 1 Gran Premio de Espana is coming soon, May 10-12, at the Catalonia circuit just north of Barcelona. The ...Operating to Spain during Summer Months
For business aircraft operators, flying to the Mediterranean region of Spain during the summer high season is something to look ...The Closing of Torrejon Airport Madrid – Changes Happening in February
After years of enjoying easy access to convenient Torrejon (LETO), general aviation (GA) operators are losing ability to use the ...Business Aviation in Spain: Planning for Hotels, Ground Transport, Visas, and Local Culture
A business-aviation trip to Spain can be a great experience for both passengers and crew. The Spanish people are among ...Operations to Spain: Flight Permits, PPRs and Slots
Compared to other regions of the world, Spain’s landing permits, Prior Permissions Required (PPRs) and airport slot procedures are relatively ...Business Aviation in Spain: Security Considerations
Airport security is usually not an issue in Spain. While private security may, in some cases, be permitted on the ...Business Aviation in Spain: Fuel Considerations
While arrangements for fuel uplifts usually go smoothly in Spain, there are considerations to be aware of. Fuel delays may ...Understanding CIQ Requirements in Spain for Business Aviation
Customs and security clearance procedures are straightforward and user-friendly for operators arriving in Spain, either from inside or outside the ...Business Aviation in Spain: Flight Planning and Airport Operations
Before conducting operations to Spain - or anywhere else, for that matter - it is critical to understand requirements for ...Tips on Making Aircraft Ground Handling Arrangements in Spain
For business aircraft operators, Spain is generally a straightforward operating environment with minimal delays in customs clearance and full services/credit ...Tips on Picking an Airport in Madrid, Spain for Business Aviation
Madrid offers two airports for business aircraft: Torrejon (LETO) and Barajas (LEMD). Most operators choose Torrejon (LETO) due to the ...Tips for Business Aircraft Operators Planning a Trip to the Grand Prix in Spain
If you are a business aircraft operator and plan to attend Grand Prix events in Spain this year, now is ...
